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Portugal with Kids: Castles, Bridges and Sunset Picnics

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Family travel Portugal

October 1, 2026 by Emily Schulman

UnTours Managing Director Emily Schulman recently traveled to Portugal with her family, including her 5-year-old. Here are a few family-friendly ways they found to slow down.    Portugal is wonderfully kind to kids. On a recent family trip to Porto, Sintra and Lisbon (a quick day trip from Sintra) with our five-year-old, the highlights were…  


What to Eat in Oaxaca: Mole, Tlayudas, Tejate and More

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Food and Drink Mexico Oaxaca

August 18, 2026 by Andrea Szyper

Oaxaca is irresistible, a center of Mexican art and tradition, Indigenous culture, and above all, food! This state is the culinary heart of the nation, and Oaxaca City offers up vivid food halls, ubiquitous street food, and a restaurant scene that rivals larger cities.   Our UnTour was a perfect way to taste Oaxaca. We…  


How We Choose Our Small Ship Cruises. And Why It Matters.

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Cruises

June 1, 2026 by Untours Travel

For over 50 years, UnTours has believed that the best travel happens when you slow down, go deeper and truly connect with the places and people you’re visiting. We’re excited to reintroduce you to our cruise collection. We have made meaningful changes to ensure every journey on water aligns with the UnTours way of travelling. …  


Celebrating Cathrin’s 25 Years with UnTours

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Greece Nafplio UnTours Staff

May 12, 2026 by Untours Travel

And she still has a favorite destination—we had to ask.   There are milestones, and then there are moments that make you stop and say: wow, look how far we’ve come together.   This year, UnTours turns 50. Half a century of helping curious, independent travelers unpack once, settle in and discover what it truly…